Sarphatipark Apartment 13 Amsterdam

Representing a fashionable and advantageous solution, the self-catering studio can ideally accommodate up to 2 guests and is desirably located in the central De Pijp district of Amsterdam’s centre.

This vast and well arranged, appealing self-catering accommodation comprises an exquisitely wide space, beautifully embellished with a minimalistic and essential flavor. Starting from the generous and intimate sleeping area, fitted out with a relaxing double bed, nightstands and reading lamps, and defining a tranquil and quiet retreat that will surely guarantee a regenerating sleep at night.

Right opposite to the bed, the living area is set, elegantly furnished with a couch, a warm and discreet lightweight carpet and a wide table with several seatings. Here, a flatscreen TV is placed on top of a large wooden shelf.

The kitchenette is supplied with a generous counter, sturdy and spacious, hosting a sink and a hob, plus extra room for all those necessary utensils and facilities aimed at making a quick delicious lunch or a more elaborated dinner.
The wide and handy wall cabinets and the underlying drawers will ensure more than enough space for your provisions and goods.

Albert Cuypstraat’s market is without any doubt the most renowned open-air bazaar in the whole city. Taking place every day right in the core of the XIX century De Pijp district, this blast of colors and fragrances offers an amazing quantity of traditional, organic and exotic groceries, delightfully displayed on large and perennially busy stands.

The suggestive, evocative quarter of De Pijp stretches its complex of streets and avenues along the left tree lined bank of the Amstel and it is not far from all the most important attractions of the old centre of Amsterdam.
In fact, The Dam and the Royal Palace can be easily reached in few minutes by public transportation, while the Flower Market can be even reached by foot in less that 15 minutes.
Equally closer are the Canal Belt, the Rijksmuseum overlooking the immense Museumplein and the more effervescent and vibrant Rembrandt Square.

Pay a visit to the Heineken Experience building and find out how the most famous beer in the world is produced: at a stone’s throw from the apartment lies this must that will surely, pleasantly surprise you!